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TEKEL , 01 / 20101 Homes for Innovation

Famous Finland


Kyösti Jääskeläinen

Executive DirectorFinnish Science Park Association

2011

The Role of Science Parks and CoE Programme in National Innovation Policy Operations

Case Finland


Helsinki & EspooAcademy of Fine Arts, Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration, Helsinki University of Technology, National Defense Academy, Sibelius Academy, Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration, Theatre Academy, University of Art and Design, University of Helsinki

JoensuuUniversity of Joensuu

JyväskyläUniversity of Jyväskylä

KuopioUniversity of Kuopio

LappeenrantaLappeenranta University of Technology

OuluUniversity of Oulu

RovaniemiUniversity of Lapland

TampereTampere University of TechnologyUniversity of Tampere

TurkuTurku School of Economics and Business Administration, University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University

VaasaUniversity of Vaasa

Universities in Finland

+ 29 Polytechnics

1979

1958

197219691968

1934

19691640


Raahen Seudun Teknologiakeskus Oy

31 Members of TEKEL


Two important milestones

• 1967: SITRA, The Finnish Fund for Innovation

• 1983: TEKES, The Finnish Fund for Technology and Innovation


The Mobility of Know -How

University legislation in Finland

Responsibilities:

• Research• Education

• Interaction and co-operation with the society (since 1.8.2005)


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87 89 91 93 95 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08*

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Source: Statistics Finland

R&D expenditure in Finland

DM 3610002-2009 Copyright © Tekes

Billion euros

EnterprisesUniversitiesOther public research

6.4


Total 6.2 billion euros, 3.5 percent ofthe Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Tekes allocated 475 million euros for R&D projects.

R&D input in Finland


Public sectorPublic sector1.7 billion

euros

4.5 billioneuros

EnterprisesEnterprises

Sources: Statistics Finland and Tekes


Ministry reform

Ministry of Trade and Industry

Ministry of Labour

Ministry of the Interior Department for Development of Regions and

Public Administration

Ministry ofEmployment and

the Economy


Public sector activities of R&D in Finland


Academyof

Finland

Universities

Ministry ofEmployment and

the Economy

SitraFinnvera plc

FinproFinnishIndustry

Investment Ltd

PARLIAMENT

GOVERNMENT

VTT

Tekes

Research andInnovation

Council

RegionalTE-Centres

Otherministriesand theirinstitutes

Ministryof

EducationEst. 12.12.1986

Est. 1.1.2008


The role of Finland in global R&D:

�� There is an apparent need for a specific small coun try strategy…


10.12.1993 New Regional Development Act

• Resources will be invested in strengths

• National and regional operations

• Expertise at regional level

• The Centre of Expertise Programme


Economic growth model – sources of economic growth

DM 36095 and 218475 09-2006 Copyright © Tekes

Labour

Research

Education

Technology

Capital

Know-How

Knowledge

Innovation

Pro

duct

ivity

gro

wth

Economic growth

Increase inexports

Improvement in employment

Regionaldevelopment

Growth inwell-being

According to the growth model, economic growthis rooted in education, research and technology.

SP’sCoE SP,s;CoE


A nationwide cooperation networkconnecting 31 member organisations in Finland’s University cities.

Foodwest Ltd.

Joensuu Science Park Ltd. /

Johanna Kokkola


The mission of the TEKEL NetworkThe main objective of the TEKEL networkis to develop internationally attractiveand functionally incomparable

innovation environments .

Seinäjoki Technology Centre Ltd.

Foodwest Ltd.

TEKEL , 01 / 201016 Homes for InnovationKuopio Technology Centre Teknia


The PRODUCTof the Science Park Network

� Contact followed by

� an action on one side� and re-action on the other side.

TEKEL 25.1.2005


Key figures

TEKEL member centres

contain (in total)

�� 1,3080,000 m2

� 795 employees in OPERATIVE companies�� 2,250 customer companies and organisations�� 20 technology incubators�� 14,100 business contacts

Technology Centre Oy Merinova Ab


Technology areas• Automation, lifting and moving technology • Biotechnology, pharmaceuticals development• Chemical and plastic technology• Digital media, content production • Electronics, optoelectronics• Energy technology• Environmental technology • Food technology• Forestry and wood technology• Healthcare and medical technology• Information and communication technology• Laser technology, optics• Logistics• Materials research and technology• Measurement technology• Metal, machine and tool technology• Nanotechnology• Paper manufacturing technology

Seinäjoki Technology Centre Ltd.

Prizztech Ltd. / Marko Mikkola

The Members of TEKEL specialise in different fields of technology. A single science park may specialise in several different fields.


� Business services� Networking services

Domestic and international contacts� Business development services

Business incubator services for start-ups, business expertise for commercialising, training and consultancy services etc.

� Space for innovation-based companiesHigh-quality, fully-equipped premises close to colleagues

� Implementation of national programmesCentre of Expertise Programme (CoE) etc., EEN, ESR.

Benefits for client companies of the members of TEKEL

Oulu Innovation Ltd.


Strategic choices for science parks 2011

• Specialised services for growth companies – Technology transfer, contacts with experts, business expertise

• Creative environments for operation and development

– Quadruple helix, partnerships, clusters, facilities and services, inward activity

* Development programmes- EU and national programmes and projects

* The fourth function- New openings, pioneering spirit, ”leadership", piloting, internationalism, community spirit


TEKEL in action

�� LEADS the co-operation of the technology centres’ network

�� ACTS as a mediator between policymakers and technology centres

�� PROMOTES the members of TEKEL and their activities

�� DEVELOPES and SUPPORTS the internationalisation of the members of TEKEL

TEKEL


TEKELorganisation

TEKEL Management Group

TEKEL’s personnelTEKEL Oy

TEKEL Growth-oriented Company Team

TEKEL Innovation Environment Team

TEKEL International TeamTEKEL Real Estate and Facility Services Team

Executive Director

TEKEL Communications and Marketing Network

Working groups (case-based)

Members of TEKELTEKEL Board


TEKEL's strategic choices 2011

• Specialised services for growth companies – Technology transfer, contacts with experts, business expertise

• Creative environments for operation and development

– Quadruple helix, partnerships, clusters, facilities and services, inward activity

* Development programmes- EU and national programmes and projects

* The fourth function- New openings, pioneering spirit, ”leadership", piloting, internationalism, community spirit


TEKEL is an Associate Member of the International Association of Science Parks IASP , and a Full Member of the World Alliance for Innovation Wainova.

FinproLink is a co-operation network of TEKEL and Finpro.

TEKEL works as the implementation body for the national Expertise Development Project for the new Centre of Expertise Programme . The implementation of national Centre of Expertise Programme (2007-2013) relies strongly on the TEKEL technology centres. (www.oske.net)

Networking domestically and internationallySome examples

The Enterprise Europe Network is the largest network of contact points providing information and advice to EU companies on EU matters, in particular small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

The implementation of “The SME National Growth Programme ” and “Developing the internationalisation prerequisites of Centres o f Expertise and exploiting factors of attraction ” Programme is the responsibility of TEKEL.


’A one-stop shop for businesses in over 40 countries’

� The Network offers concrete and effective solutions to entrepreneurs and companies in more than 40 countries.

� In Finland, the network is coordinated by the Ministry of Employment and the Economy. Partners in co-operation are the Employment and Economic Development Centre for Southwestern Finland, the Helsinki Region Chamber of Commerce, the Finnish Science Park Association TEKEL, Licentia Ltd, Technopolis Ventures Ltd, Turku Science Park Ltd and Hermia Business Development Ltd.

� TEKEL acts as a moderator for technology transfer services and information on framework programmes in the Enterprise Europe Network in Finland.

� Information on framework programmes is provided in co-operation with the Finnish Secretariat for EU R&D.


OSKE – Business and new jobs from top-class expertise

� The idea of the OSKE is to utilise top level knowledge and expertise as a resource for business operations, job creation and regional development.

� The TEKEL network in a key role in the implementation of the OSKE programme

� www.oske.net


Science Parks in 1980 – 2000 and CoE concept

University Company

in 1980’s

Companies

Universities

Science Park

in early

1990’s

Companies

Science Park

Centre of Expertise ProgrammeUniversities

Polytechnics

in late 1990’s and 2000’s


Centre of Expertise Programme

� A fixed-term (5+7+ 7 years) special programme pooling local, regional and national resources to utilise top expertise

� Supports regional strengths , specialization and cooperation between the centres of expertise

� Concentrates on internationally competitive fields and on the development of business activities


National co-ordination:Committee for the Centre of Expertise Programme

Ministry Labour and The Economy

Cities

Regions

Universities

Ministry ofEducation

Ministry of Labour and the Economy

Ministry ofLabour andThe Economy

Ministry ofAgriculture and

Forestry

Companies

Experts

Ministry of

Social Affairs and

Health

TEKEL


Partners at regional level

Joint strategy

CoE for Western Finland

•Energy technology

Oulu Region CoE •ICT, Medical-, Bio- and Environmental Technology

Tampere Region CoE•Engineering and automation, ICT, Media Services and Health Care Tech

South-West Finland CoE•Biomaterials, Diagnostics, Pharmaceutical Development, Surface Tech. of Materials, ICT and Cultural Content Production

Helsinki Region CoE•Active Materials and Microsystems, Gene Technology, Software Product Business, Digital Media,e-Learning and Cultural Industry, Health Care Technology and Logistics

South-East Finland CoE•High Tech Metal Structures, Process and Systems for Forest Industry, Logistics and Expertise on Russia

Kuopio Region CoE•Pharmaceutical Development, Health Care- and Agrobiotechnology

Jyväskylä Region CoE•IT, Control of Papermaking, Energy and Environmental Technology

Lapland CoE

for the Experience Industry

•Experience Industry

Satakunta CoE

•Materials and Distance Technology

Lahti Region CoE

•Design, Quality and Ecology

Kainuu CoE•Measuring Technique and•Chamber Music

Seinäjoki Region CoE

•Food industry and Embedded Syst.

North Carelia CoE•Wood Technology and Forestry, Polymer Technology and Tooling

Network CoE

for

Wood Products

Network CoE

for

Food

Development

Kokkola Region CoE

•Chemistry

Hyvinkää Region CoE

•Lifting and Transfer Machines

Häme CoE•Vocational Expertise ande-Learning

Mikkeli Region CoE

•Composite and coatings

Network CoE

for

Tourism

Raahe –Nivala –Tornio CoE •Metal and Maintenance Services

1994

-1998

1999

-2002

2003

-2006

Period Centres of Expertise 1994-2006

Network

Regional


CLUSTERS AND THE CENTRES OF EXPERTISE

Living Business Competence ClusterJoensuu, Hämeenlinna,

Lahti, Helsinki

Digibusiness FinlandHämeenlinna, Helsinki , Tampere, Kouvola

Food Developent Competence ClusterKuopio, Helsinki, Seinäjoki , Turku

Forest Industry Future Competence ClusterJoensuu, Jyväskylä, Kajaani, Kokkola, Mikkeli,

Lappeenranta , Turku

HealthBio Competence ClusterKuopio, Oulu,Helsinki,

Tampere, Turku

Health and Well-being Competence ClusterKuopio, Oulu, Helsinki, Tampere

Ubiquitous Computing Competence ClusterJyväskylä, Oulu, Pori,

Helsinki, Tampere

Nanotechnology Competence ClusterJoensuu, Jyväskylä , Kokkola, Mikkeli, Oulu,

Helsinki, Tampere

Energy Technology Comptence ClusterJoensuu, Jyväskylä, Vaasa, Pori ja Tampere

CleantechCluster

Kuopio, Lahti, Oulu, Helsinki

Intelligent Machines Competence ClusterHyvinkää, Hämeenlinna, Lappeenranta,

Seinäjoki, Tampere

Tourism and Experience ManagementCompetence Cluster

Helsinki, Rovaniemi , Savonlinna, Turku

Maritime Competence ClusterLappeenranta, Pori, Turku , Vaasa

Centre of Expertise Programme 2007-2013


1982 First Finnish science park1985 Premises for enterprises near universities,

incubators1988 Finnish Science Park Association TEKEL1990 Commercialising research-based business ideas 1994 Centre of Expertise Programme (OSKE)1995 Developing regional clusters,

specialized services2007 13 national Competence Clusters and 21 regional

Centres of Expertise 2008 Enterprise Europe Network2009 TEKEL Oy Ltd. Projects and Programmes

Milestones & progress

Jurilab / Teknia

Prodetec / Jyväskylä

Seinäjoki

2008 >


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ContactsKyösti Jääskeläinen

Executive Director, Lic.Sc.Finnish Science Park AssociationTEKELInnopoli 1, Tekniikantie 12,FI02150 Espoo, Finland

Mobile +358 40 5417 971

[email protected]

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